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Threats to Dune Lakes

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Despite the high ecological value of these coastal dune lakes their future is by no means secure. First and foremost is the same nutrient problem facing most of New Zealand’s waterways, that of nutrient enrichment with the devastating effects it has on freshwater environments. Land conversion to intensive farming, forestry, water weeds, pest fish and recreational use is also putting increasing pressure on Northland’s dune lakes.

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How do we minimise our impact?

Bulrush Lake, Te Kao (photo credit: Wendy Henwood)

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